I’ve downloaded the “QNX SDP for x86 Targets 6.5.0.Neutrino Hosts” and burnt it to a CD.
Then I boot and run from de CD (selecting F2 option) and but it fails starting Photon and gives the following message:
Copied “/usr/photon/config/crtc-settings” to “/etc/system/config/crtc-settings”
Starting extra run commands
Unable to start graphics driver(s)
After that it ask for the “login” to start in console mode.
Any idea where is the problem?
This harware was working succesfully with QNX 6.3.2. Neutrino Host.
You didn’t say what the hardware is. I found out the hard way that 6.5 does not include the Voodoo card driver. Of course the Vesa driver did work in it’s crappy manner. I found out the source can be compiled, but I haven’t gotten around to it.
In the “display.conf” file the Photon drivername was set to svga. Changing it to i830 (that is my hardware) the system boot and Photon starts and ask for graphics configuration, as normal.
What I don’t understand is why doesn’t Photon start by itself. It is not suppossed that it must detect and configure the right graphic hardware?
for 6.3.0 i830 starting by default, for 6.5.0 - svga.
edit line
start/wait( dispconf -i “0x$(ven),0x$(dev),$(index)” -d svga -d i830 -d vesabios )
to
start/wait( dispconf -i “0x$(ven),0x$(dev),$(index)” -d i830 -d vesabios -d svga)
and i830 will be starting by default(delete display-conf first).